-
against dilatory tactics, such as
ruling dilatory motions out of order, and was
sustained by the house. Some
legislatures impose quotas on
dilatory motions...
-
prolonging debate indefinitely. A
filibuster may
entail long speeches,
dilatory motions, and an
extensive series of
proposed amendments. The
Senate may...
- be
conducted through the use of
other dilatory measures, such as
proposing dilatory amendments or
making dilatory motions.
Throughout the Senate's history...
- the
defeat of
Laudon at Liegnitz,
which was
attributed partly to the
dilatoriness of Daun, and Daun's own
subsequent defeat by Hans
Joachim von Zieten's...
-
advanced even this far from the
remotest limits of the world,
through our
dilatoriness and inactivity? As the
memory of the
shock of Hannibal's
victories grew...
-
Anatomic obstruction within the
proximal cartilaginous eustachian tube.
Dilatory Eustachian tube dysfunction: Functional,
dynamic (muscle failure), or anatomical...
- categories" as follows:
abuse of
litigation in
various ways,
including using dilatory tactics and
false evidence and
making frivolous arguments to the courts...
- his
pontificate by
suspending the Holy
Roman Emperor Frederick II, for
dilatoriness in
carrying out the
promised Sixth Crusade.
Frederick II
appealed to...
- systems,
laches (/ˈlætʃɪz/ LAT-chiz /ˈleɪtʃɪz/; Law French: remissness,
dilatoriness, from Old
French laschesse) is a lack of
diligence and
activity in making...
- Additionally, the
judge warned the defense,
under the
threat of contempt,
against dilatory tactics such as the late
filing of
pretrial motions or last-minute demands...
